So I made a Game Engine in 2880 Minutes (48 Hours).

January 30, 2022

So I made a Game Engine in 2880 Minutes (48 Hours).

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So today I decided to make my own Game Engine in 48 Hours. Now it's actually a problem because I don't know how a game engine is written so I did a very quick google search and found that making a game engine is actually pretty easy if you know what and how to build it. So, I gathered some resource and settled on making my own game engine. This took me about 48 Hours (2880 Minutes) to make, which was quite fun. Now obviously it will not be super advance like Unity, Unreal, Godot, Hazel or some other game engine but it will be capable of making some small games. I'll be using Python with Pygame because I don't know what the hell I'm doing so I'll say let's go with the flow. As I'm using Python my work will be pretty easy as I don't need to invest weeks if not months to write a simple program to render a square. Pygame is built on top of SDL2 so it's even better as I can make some pretty good games using my game engine. The name of the game engine is Hexa. Hexa is an open-source game engine written in Python. Hexa is an early-stage game engine which you can use to make good 2D games. Currently not much is implemented. The plan for Hexa is to make a Powerful 2D Game Engine which can be used to make good games very easily.

Itchio - https://superstar-games.itch.io/

GitHub - https://github.com/Light-Lens/

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🔗 RESOURCES

Source code: https://github.com/Light-Lens/Hexa

Python: https://www.python.org

Pygame: https://www.pygame.org/news

SDL2: https://www.libsdl.org

Unity: https://unity.com/

Godot: https://godotengine.org/

Hazel Engine: https://hazelengine.com/